If you're interested in the subject of Freemasonry, you've come to the right place. You'll find a little history, some humor, interesting facts, fun quotes, and anything and everything to do with Freemasonry from the unique perspective of award-winning author, novelist, and Freemason, Todd E. Creason.

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Thursday, March 20, 2014

The Relaunch

Welcome to the relaunch of the the Todd E. Creason blog. I suddenly realized a few weeks ago that this blog is boring the hell out of me, and judging from the declining hit count, it is boring everyone else as well. Of course I know exactly whose stealing my readers--it's those dang Midnight Freemasons!

I've primarily written about history and Freemasonry on here for a long, long time--but there is a better place to find that now. It's called the Midnight Freemasons blog, and I founded it. I write along with eleven other writers on subjects relating to Freemasonry--each from our own unique perspectives. In a very short amount of time, Managing Editor Robert Johnson has made the The Midnight Freemasons wildly popular--we even have our own monthly section in The Working Tools Masonic Magazine.

So since the Midnight Freemasons are doing such a fine job covering the subject of Freemasonry, and I continue to publish piece on Freemasonry there, I've decided to split away from duplicating that effort here--I'm going to make this blog my own. You'll notice we've even got a bright new look.

is an author and novelist whose work includes the award-winning non-fiction historical series Famous American Freemasons and the novels One Last Shot (2011), A Shot After Midnight (2012) and Shot to Hell (2014).

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Todd E. Creason is an author and novelist whose work includes the award-winning non-fiction historical series Famous American Freemasons and the novels One Last Shot (2011), A Shot After Midnight (2012), and Shot To Hell (2014).

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Be sure and visit me and my friends over at the Midnight Freemasons Blog. They write on topics of interest to Masons, and those interested in the subject of Freemasonry.